Key Points:
- A traffic advisory has been issued for the Mehfil-e-Milad at Dhobi Ghat Ground on Friday
- Separate parking has been arranged for heavy vehicles, cars and motorcycles
- Diversions have been announced via Nisar Akbar Chowk, Eidgah Road and Rajbah Road
- No traffic will be allowed towards the Imambargah from Kothi Tahir Shah and Anwari Masjid
FAISALABAD: The City Traffic Police on Friday issued a traffic advisory with parking and diversion arrangements for a Mehfil-e-Milad being held at the Dhobi Ghat Ground, a spokesman said.
Under the parking plan, heavy and light vehicles will be parked on Eidgah Road from Kothi Tahir Shah to Dairy Farm Road.
Cars and motorcycles will be parked from Kamil Foundation to the Guru Nanak Pura Link Road and on the service road from Chiniot Bazaar Chowk to Kotwali Chowk.
Diversions announced
Under the diversion plan, general traffic moving from Chiniot Bazaar towards the Imambargah will be diverted through Nisar Akbar Chowk and from Kotwali Chowk towards Eidgah Road.
Traffic coming from Babar Cinema Chowk towards Chiniot Bazaar Chowk will be diverted through Koli Dairy Farm Road, Tahir Shah, Kothi Tahir Shah and Rajbah Road.
No traffic will be allowed from Kothi Tahir Shah and Anwari Masjid towards the Imambargah, the spokesman said.
Chief Traffic Officer Nasir Javed Rana has ordered the deployment of additional traffic personnel to keep traffic moving and facilitate citizens on the occasion.
He directed traffic officers and personnel to ensure effective implementation of the diversion plan and to inform citizens about alternative routes and parking in time.
The City Traffic Police appealed to citizens to follow the advisory, park their vehicles only in the designated areas and cooperate with traffic personnel.
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